On 30 Nov 2005 10:59:38 -0800, "Never Enough Money"
wrote:

I leave the DC on between the intervals when I'm using other noisy
tools. It's nice to have quiet sometime. Otherwise I keep having to
walk over to the Dc, turn it off, go do something, then return to turn
it back on. BTW, I'm considering a remote control.....


Bigpole wrote:
I don't see why you need to. Any tool connected to the DC makes a lot
more noise then it does.
Ted

The problem with a remote is that like the one for the TV, you have to remember
where in the hell you put it... I guess you could clip it to your belt or
something...

My workbench is pretty much in the center of the shop, so I just mounted a box
with remote switch in it on the bench in handy-reach position....
I gets to be pretty automatic to take a step or 2 and flip the switch...

An outlet box, switch and 3 feet of wire was a lot cheaper than a remote control
unit too!


mac

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